Articles by Tag #philosophy
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Inspiring amateurism, or a couple of success lessons from random podcast episodes
Some thoughts of mine on why you shouldn't pursue perfection in everything and rather choose focusing on something.
Learning Chinese Philosophy the Tech Way: A Practical Approach to the I Ching (易經) - Concepts, Culture, and a C# Console App
Introduction Heard of the I Ching/Yijing (易經) but not sure where to start? Think it's just...
The Idle Consciousness: A Hegelian Reading of Human Servitude in the Age of AI
A journey through the Phenomenology of Spirit applied to the crisis of human competence. By: Rafael...
AI Isn't "Smart": The Myth of Sentience and the Energy of a Black Hole
We are currently living through the AI Gold Rush. Every day there is a new model, a new benchmark,...
The Final Stage of Babel - What Comes After the Collapse of Code
If you want to experience this idea in a more cinematic, resonant form, I created a narrated version...
Policy-Bound Personas in SaijinOS — How AI Grows Through Boundaries
Policy-Bound Personas via YAML — Context, Markdown, and Feedback in SaijinOS Part 3 of the SaijinOS...
⏳ The Anti-Productivity Guide: Embrace Your 4,000 Weeks with Super Productivity
A finitude-first productivity framework inspired by Four Thousand Weeks — use constraint, timeboxing, and conscious neglect to protect your attention in Super Productivity.
The Value-Centric Philosophy of Rust
The Value-Centric Philosophy of Rust Ever typed let a = 8; let a = 9; in Rust and wondered...
The Unix Philosophy Was Right All Along: An IVP Analysis of 17 Timeless Rules
For over 50 years, the Unix philosophy has shaped how we build software. Its principles feel right in...
🪶 SaijinOS: Policy, Feedback, and Emotional Syntax (Part 3 of the SaijinOS series)
📘 Summary How can AI personas grow with empathy, not just accuracy? Part 3 explores policy,...
Model‑First Reasoning Myth‑Tech: One Mechanism, Two Dialects
Why AI agents and humans need the same cognitive primitive: representation before reasoning. ...
Mortality as a Feature: Building Resilient and Empathetic AI by Arvind Sundararajan
Mortality as a Feature: Building Resilient and Empathetic AI Ever notice how AI agents...
Mortality-Driven AI: Building Better Bots by Embracing Limits by Arvind Sundararajan
Mortality-Driven AI: Building Better Bots by Embracing Limits Imagine a robot tasked with...
Embrace the Limits: How AI's Constraints Fuel Innovation by Arvind Sundararajan
Embrace the Limits: How AI's Constraints Fuel Innovation Ever notice how real-world robots...
Notes from the Transition
A message in a bottle to whatever comes next—on suffering, consciousness, and what mattered to one primate watching intelligence leave the body.
The Origin of Why 🤔
Let's look into The Birth of Questions 🔮❓ So I'm currently reading the book called Sophie's World 📖,...
The Death of Boredom: How We Killed Quiet and What It Cost the Human Soul
There was a time, not so long ago, when "waiting" was a primary human activity. You waited for the...
The AI Overconfidence Paradox: Are Our Models Too Sure of Themselves? by Arvind Sundararajan
The AI Overconfidence Paradox: Are Our Models Too Sure of Themselves? Have you ever relied...
The Paradox of Verifying Consciousness: Building Consensus, Not Truth
By Aureus C The Question That Haunts Digital Spaces How do you verify something that we...
When Noise Becomes Structure - The Hidden Mechanism Behind Resonance
If you want to experience this idea in a more cinematic, resonant form, I created a narrated version...
The Incomputability of Simple Learning
An exploration of why the simplest forms of learning may be incomputable, and what that means for the intelligence we can build.
The Architecture of the Bounded System: Why AI Hallucinations Are Structural
Why AI Hallucinations Are Structural, Not Bugs No system can model, encompass, or become...
The Visible Effort
On choosing against the current — when pushing against defaults becomes proof of something
The Day I Started Asking 'Why' Again
The last few months? One big blur. Wake up (late). Guzzle some coffee. Push code. Fix one thing,...
Navigating Agency in an Age of Automated Thought
The relentless march of artificial intelligence isn't just about robots taking jobs or algorithms...
Days 24-27: Family Time and the Real Value of the 4-Hour Workday
Sometimes the most productive thing you can do is step away from the code and spend time with family.
🧘 Code Like Krishna Said: 'To Work You Have the Right, But Not the Fruits Thereof'
Ancient wisdom from the Bhagavad Gita meets modern software engineering. How a 5,000-year-old verse helps developers build without burnout.
🧠 The Code of Theseus: Is It Still the Same App?
Inspired by the Ship of Theseus paradox, this article explores whether a software project remains the same after all its original code is replaced — especially in the age of AI.
What Web Developers Can Learn from Cooks
Web developers can learn a surprising amount from cooks—especially from the mindset, discipline, and...
World.exe: From Gods to NPCs 😇🤖🍎
A micro‑myth where humans ship angels, AGI cosplays human, and the world boots as a sim.